Micronized wax is a highly effective pigment dispersant in color masterbatch. Its core mechanism of action lies in the fact that its micron-level particle size is comparable to that of pigment particles, allowing it to effectively coat the surface of pigment particles, separate them from each other, and prevent agglomeration, thereby achieving excellent dispersion performance.
Particle Size Match: The particle size of micronized wax is close to that of pigment particles, enabling it to uniformly fill the spaces between pigment particles and provide maximum wetting and coating effects. In contrast, conventional wax particles are much larger than pigments and cannot achieve this.